Email a copy of 'PayPal Clarifies New Refund Policy When It Comes to Voids' to a friend
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Everyone should email Paypal upper management about this regressive refund policy. Their email addresses are the first initial and last name @paypal.com like dschulman@paypal.com. Let them know that everyone pays for returns, they should not profiteer on buyer’s returning products.
So, are you also going to email all of your other service providers and request every single penny back that you spent to put an item up for sale? Listings fees. All those advertising dollars. The FVF…
If you provided a service to someone as a third party (as PayPal does), wouldn’t you expect to get paid for it no matter how it turned out for the other two parties? You provided the service and you did your part correctly, so why shouldn’t you be paid for it?